How do I replace my motherboard?
18746
open you computer case disconnect all wires and components from the motherboard such as processor, ram, cooler. etc. then remove the screws holding down the motherboard and swap it with your new one. sounds alot harder then it actaully is
18747
It would depend, when did you buy it? what caused it to fail? i would recomend calling the manufacturer.
18748
This is a pretty vague question. If you have a laptop or a pre-built computer chances are you can't and could only get it replaced by claiming a warranty. If you built your own computer I would assume you know how. If a friend did it you should either ask him to do it or look online
1720588
It is integrated, you cannot replace it. If you need to upgrade cpu, replace the whole thing...
2138312
You probably need that goofy 9-pin to 5-pin adapter cable. I'd read this thread:http://forums.legitreviews.com/about45763.htmlIt's probably going to be frustrating to obtain. Try asus replacement parts or what's mentioned in that article. Good luck!
107402
Your best bet is to contact Gigabyte support and they will issue an RMA (return merchandise authorization) they will repair it, or get you a new one.
2210942
You need to identify the model of the board you have and check the manual for compatibility. You can download it from Asus's website.
524718
Just plug it in and flip the switch, should be all it takes, if it isn't working Amazon and Corsair both have great customer service (in my experience) so it can be replaced no problem. Do note that if it isn't hooked up to a motherboard or shorted (at your own risk) it won't actually put out power due to a connection detecting pin. It is possible to short said pin and plug in a fan or something to test it but I wouldn't necessarily suggest that.
213220
Google your Gigabyte motherboard and see if it has an 1155 socket - that was easier than asking the question on Amazon
337207
Replace your motherboard for a Gigabyte motherboard by example. They have PCI-Express x1 ports available in their motherboards. PCI-Express x16 is for video card adapters !
114725
You should be able to change the pin locations on the adapter plate to match the pin out of the motherboard. The motherboard pin configuration should be in the manual. You'll need a tiny screwdriver to depress the plastic tabs on the plug so the pins can be slipped out.
1296594
First check the documentation for the motherboard and what it supports, because you can fry the board if you do not put in the right RAM
2069427
Am sorry but the answere is no or you change the mother board and its component big job
1213090
I can't say directly. To find that answer one needs to look at the motherboard specks for unit it is going into. I was fortunate because I saved the manual and was able to look it up. If no hard copy of manual try online search. Results seem much better these days. Good luck.
1837550
I'm not sure. But you can get the anwer from asus official website. Try to find Ur motherboard, and click the "specification ". If there is a msata slot in this board, yes you can install it . Good luck
1125122
No the CPU and GPU are already built into the motherboard and cannot be replaced, all it needs is ram memory and a hard drive, as far as I remember you can't upgrade the processor
1411752
Yes, though you may have to remove the backplate that comes with the motherboard and replace it with the one included in this kit.
1429507
You would need to change out the whole motherboard. It wouldn't be easy or possible even supported unfortunately
1076685
I used existing hardware and just swapped out the old for the new. It was basically plug and play. Just need to update the driver from Intel